Narrative

322.   Randie Brady Zollie was born to Zabrina Zollie and Johnny Zollie in the wilderness of the island of Friendsville. He is named after his grandfather, Randie Zollie. 24 people came to meet Randie Zollie for the first time this year: Charis Zollie, Dari Guillermo, Barn Zollie, Barn Zollie, Aube Zollie, Jack Zollie, Blinny Zollie, Boyce Noland, Marney Zollie, Magnus Zollie, Carmita Zollie, Arlette Zollie, Ashlen Guillermo, Silvan Zollie, Lilias Zollie, Kincaid Zollie, Somerset Noland, Zabrina Zollie, Evette Zollie, Wells Zollie, Meredith Zollie, Fancie Zollie, Johnny Zollie, and Mahmud Zollie. Johnny Zollie's wife, Zabrina Zollie, and children, Lilias Zollie, Carmita Zollie, Marney Zollie, and Randie Zollie, are preparing to venture into the wilderness with Johnny. Johnny Zollie traveled 4 miles south in the wilderness of Friendsville. Randie Zollie was met for the first time by two people this year, Vivien Vaclav and Randie Zollie. A language barrier precluded other potential new friendships for Randie this year.
323.   Randie is getting better at speaking Aniumustpyrx. Randie Zollie's younger sister, Ermentrude Zollie, was born in Wilderness of Friendsville. Randie Zollie died alone in the wilderness of Friendsville from complications related to infancy; he was only a year old. Zabrina Zollie, who had briefly met Randie Zollie due to the proximity of their campsites in the wilderness of Friendsville, buried him there and placed a gravestone at the site; the former did not know the latter's birth year, and so put 'Unknown'.
338.   Randie Zollie's father Johnny Zollie married Carmita Zollie in the wilderness of Friendsville; she moved onto his campsite in the wilderness of Friendsville, along with children Willette Zollie, Kass Zollie, Dwain Zollie, and Jessey Zollie.
341.   Randie Zollie's younger half-brother, Rodolfo Zollie, was born in Wilderness of Friendsville.